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Jag uppdaterar inte längre denna hemsida. Den har fortsatt några texter som vi inte har hunnit flytta över till min nya hemsida www.tove-skutnabb-kangas.org, men till stora delar är den nya redan mera uppdaterad än denna gamla. Besök den!

Mi ne plu aktualigas ĉi tiun retejon. Tamen restas ankoraŭ kelkaj tekstoj ĉi tie, kiujn ni ne havis tempon aldoni al mia nova retejo, www.tove-skutnabb-kangas.org, sed ĝenerale la nova retejo jam estas pli aktuala ol tiu ĉi. Vizitu ĝin !

I am no longer updating this home page. It still has some texts that we have not had time to move to my new home page www.tove-skutnabb-kangas.org, but in general the new one is already more up-to-date than this one. Have a look !

 

Tove Skutnabb-Kangas

Dr.phil. University of Roskilde

Fields of interest:
Linguistic human rights - minority education - language and power - links between biodiversity and linguistic diversity - bilingualism - language policy - global (subtractive) spread of English - integration - ethnicity - racisms (including linguicism, linguistically argued racism) - gender issues

 

 

Lectures & forthcoming events

Linguistic Human Rights and the Future of Sign Languages
A day forum at the Gallaudet University, Washington, DC 20002, USA - hosted by the Provost's Office and the Department of ASL/Deaf Studies. Venue: Sorenson Language and Communication Center (SLCC) atrium, Gallaudet University.
Date: Friday, October 24, 2008. 8:30am-4:30pm.
Tove Skutnabb Kangas: "Linguistic Human Rights of the Deaf - why, when and what - and decided by whom? The little matter of crimes against humanity."
"Linguistic Human Rights and the Future of Sign Languages" - A day forum at the Gallaudet University, Washington DC, USA

List of Publications

I am what I write? You might want to browse my current list of publications (this and other lists of my publications, have a few web addresses where you can download some of them; if you write my last name on Google, you get lots of hits and they give access to many more - I am the only one in the world with that last name as far as I know).

Publications 1999-2008

To get a shorter version and to make it quicker, check only the most recent publications, 1999-2008

Publications in Press

and publications in press.

List of Reviews of "Old" Books
List of Reviews of more recent Books

You can also check a list of reviews of my "old" books (before 1999) and more recent books (1999-)

short outline of my latest book

Here is a detailed list of contents and a short outline of my latest book, 'LINGUISTIC GENOCIDE IN EDUCATION - OR WORLDWIDE DIVERSITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS?' (Mahwah, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates). The book is 818 pages, and was published in January 2000.

back cover text

You can also see the back cover text.

corrections and updates for the second edition

and corrections and updates for the second edition. This has also a lot of updated web links which you can access immediately. and some reviews of my latest book

Colin Baker

Colin Baker

Naz Rassool

Naz Rassool

Leena Huss

Leena Huss

Jouko Lindstedt

Jouko Lindstedt

CV

If anybody is interested, you can also check some of my CV background, those less important data

Robert Phillipson

You can also go to the homepage of my colleague (and husband) Robert Phillipson

TERRALINGUA

If you are interested in the links between linguistic and cultural diversity on the one hand, and biodiversity on the other hand, you might want to connect to TERRALINGUA, the international organisation promoting linguistic diversity and researching the link.

Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights

I edit the book series Linguistic Diversity and Language Rights. If you want to see its aims, check what we have published, or discuss a manuscript that you might want to publish, click on the name of the series.

Tove's Big Bib

I have a Big Bibliography (almost 300 pages) on multilingualism, bilingual and indigenous/minority education, linguistic human rights, language and power, the (subtractive) spread of English, etc where I have everything I have used since 1987. Thanks to The Saami University College in Guovdageaidnu, Norway, who have it on their web site; when you come to the page, click first on International, then go to Research and Science, then click on the right hand side on Bibliografi under my name (i.e. not the green Bibliografi above my name): Tove's Big Bibliography.

Rights to Language: Equity, Power and Education

My husband and colleague Robert Phillipson edited a book for my 60th birthday (2000). The list of contents of the book is here: Rights to Language: Equity, Power and Education.

UNPFII Expert paper

Robert Dunbar and I have written a second Expert paper for the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, on Forms of Education of Indigenous Children as Crimes Against Humanity. It was submitted by Lars Anders Baer, prepared in cooperation with the Forum's first chair Ole-Henrik Magga, and discussed at the Forum's session 21 April - 2 May 2008. A short version of it can be downloaded from PFII's website: UNPFII Expert paper.

 

 

Design of home page: Stefano Keller and Tove Skutnabb-Kangas [email: write my full last name without hyphen (skutnabbkangas) followed by @gmail.com
last updated in January 2009 | New homepage under construction: www.tove-skutnabb-kangas.org

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